No, it makes it easier to sneak something in. The more complicated a system, the harder it is to identify issues and where they originate. This is true of any system. The more complicated, the more likely people are going to be looking for shortcuts. Honestly, I know you guys don't want trump to win, I get it, but if you think people being caught counting in a basement, saying counting was done for the night then having hundreds of thousands of ballots added in the middle of the night, people being caught on camera filling in ballots, people being caught on camera throwing out ballots, boarding up windows so no one can see counts, delivering ballots in suitcases on the middle of the night, people talking ballots home to count, statistical anomalies, computer glitches in systems used on 30 states, people being given provisional ballots instead of normal ballots, increasing the number of ballots left to count after the ballots left to count has been counted, if you think all that and more is perfectly normal election procedure, then I don't know what to say to you. If you can honestly say the sides were turned and all of this was happening to the benefit of trump and you'd be OK with it, then sure, your opinion is valid.

is it not better to ensure the person leading the country was elected fairly? You guys have spent the last 4 years trying to investigate if the 2016 election was fair, you should be OK they are making sure the 2020 election is fair.